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CGDC5 Finalists are up! Finally, the moment we've been waiting for, the day all the finalists into our 5th Casual Gameplay Design Competition are now available to play! The extension of the deadline was well worth the wait as we now have 21 solid entries for you to enjoy. Don't forget to leave your kind feedback and constructive criticism for the game designers. [more info]

Good Experience GamesAnd while on the topic of quality over quantity, recently I came across another site with a similar focus toward games. Mark Hurst specializes in usability issues from the perspective of customer experience, and he has put up a web page that highlights some of the best Web games available.

Since Mark and I both share a similar perspective as far as games are concerned, there is a fair amount of overlap between our sites. However, as with anything subjective as someone's recommendations, there is always room for a second opinion. Click.

Cheers, Mark! =)

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I think your website is better Jay. But good job on giving props to goodexperience.com, It's a nice change from competition. Good Lookin' out for your "Casual Games" Brother

Actually, without the Goodexperience-Site I would never had found your page :)

I'm not sure if I should love you or curse you out. I've spent far too much time on these games. I will say that they have been wonderful these past few days as I have been ill with food poisoning.

I think Peekaboom has brought out the worst in me. I'm normally such a nice person!

Thanks for the links, Jay!

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